Once the plants are established the boarder will look a blaze of wonderful colour, I hope the horse's head is fixed securely on the post, it looks heavy.
It's really transformed Laura - I remember your conifers!
You've worked so hard, and yes, you can move anything that outgrows it's spot or doesn't look right.
Make use of the 'borrowed view' on the other side of the fence. If you get the fence covered with climbers, it'll gradually disappear and the neighbouring trees will all look like part of your garden. All your other planting will contribute to that screen too. It will be superb.
Horsy might look like he's charging out of the woodland though...
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Thankyou for all your lovely comments! I'm really enjoying adding plants to it. Husband is working on some raised decking now to the right and then I'm going to add another border in next to it with tallish plants so that when you're sat on the decking it feels like youre hidden away
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That looks lovely, the raised beds are a great idea.
Once the plants are established the boarder will look a blaze of wonderful colour, I hope the horse's head is fixed securely on the post, it looks heavy.
Brilliant - looks like a relaxing haven
Totally awesome!
It's really transformed Laura - I remember your conifers!
You've worked so hard, and yes, you can move anything that outgrows it's spot or doesn't look right.
Make use of the 'borrowed view' on the other side of the fence. If you get the fence covered with climbers, it'll gradually disappear and the neighbouring trees will all look like part of your garden. All your other planting will contribute to that screen too. It will be superb.
Horsy might look like he's charging out of the woodland though...
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Looks lovely!!
Its lovelly, am bringing the wine!
Thankyou for all your lovely comments! I'm really enjoying adding plants to it. Husband is working on some raised decking now to the right and then I'm going to add another border in next to it with tallish plants so that when you're sat on the decking it feels like youre hidden away